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  • The Impermanence of Winter

    Stacey Conner January 21, 2021 essays

    By Stacey Conner. It’s icy and gray here in the northern hinterlands and I have to force myself to close my eyes and visualize spring.

    winter, depression, sad, loss, spring, baby, motherhood, impermanence, parenting, anymommy, mamalode

    Baby Talk

    Stacey Conner December 26, 2020 Adoption

    By Stacey Conner. Sometimes, I wonder if I worry too much about what my children can understand and what they cannot.

    adoption, motherhood, responsibilites, expectations, parenting, kindergarten, foster care, worry

    Playful Parenting

    Stacey Conner December 1, 2020 essays

    By Stacey Conner. A game before bedtime became a tradition in our house a year ago after our youngest son learned to get himself ready for bed.

    games, family, love, consequences, motherhood, parenting, anymommy, playful, traditions

    This is Not Your Mother’s Childhood

    Stacey Conner November 5, 2020 Elementary School

    by Stacey Conner. My third child started Kindergarten this year and I watched in amazement. No kid was ever so comfortable with a school, so certain. He’d been picking up his older brother and sister for two years. He’d been to every party, walked every hall.

    school, bullies, reading, motherhood, parenting, mamalode, empathy, loneliness, confidence, siblings, military, moving

    Moments

    Stacey Conner October 25, 2020 essays

    By Stacey Conner. Is it possible to end up with nothing you ever dreamed of 21 years ago and be this happy? Their 10th anniversary is this week. She knows she won’t get flowers. He rarely buys flowers or cards; it’s not his way.

    love, marriage, relationships, growth, parenthood, adoption, motherhood, maturity, pregnancy

    Beyond Harry Potter

    Stacey Conner October 15, 2020 essays

    By Stacey Conner. Why is it so hard to find good books for young boys who are avid readers?

    books, boys, reading, library, motherhood, parenting, stacey conner

    High Tide

    Stacey Conner September 23, 2020 Toddlers & Pre-School

    Kids or not the beach is still a special place for Stacey Conner.

    tides, ocean, beach, sand, adventure, parenting, motherhood, identity

    What Does ‘Kill Me Now’ Start With?

    Stacey Conner September 12, 2020 essays

    When teaching your children their letters is enough to make you crazy.

    alphabet, letters, learning, motherhood, marriage, parenting, patience, frustration

    Hockey Mom

    Stacey Conner August 29, 2020 essays

    Being a hockey mom isn't all that bad when your husband and kids are enthusiastic about the sport.

    hockey, hockey mom, ice rink, competitive sports, parenting, motherhood, anymommy

    Time Falls Away

    Stacey Conner August 18, 2020 essays

    Stacey Conner writes a letter to her kindergartener with wishes for what she hopes he learns at school.

    kindergartner, school, lessons, wish, letter, anymommy, elementary
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